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Pedaling Progress: Bentonville’s Evolution as a Global Cycling HubLock Icon

Manufacturers, retailers and tourists discover Bentonville, the self-proclaimed mountain biking capital of the world. read more >

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USA Cycling has chosen to Bentonville to be the headquarters for the national mountain bike team.
Tourism / Transportation

Bentonville Named USA Cycling’s Mountain Bike Team HQ

The city will also become the national base for USA Cycling's collegiate operations and other functions related to growing the sport. read more >

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Media & Marketing / Nonprofits / Tourism

Brendan Quirk Named Chairman of USA Cycling

He takes over amid a campaign to engage millions of new and continuing riders. read more >

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Rapha sells through 20 websites and ships to more than 100 countries.
Investments / Retail

Update: Walton Brothers Take Stake in Cycling Brand Rapha

Steuart and Tom Waltons' RZC Investments is now the majority shareholder of cycling lifestyle brand Rapha of London, England, the companies announced Monday. read more >

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Retail / Transportation

Brendan Quirk Returns to Little Rock as Rapha Racing Leader

Brendan Quirk, who sold Little Rock’s Competitive Cyclist for $20 million, is back in town after four years in Utah, where he served as general manager of Backcountry.com’s bike division. read more >

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